Patient safety and care delivery risks for clinical, public health and care courses.
A worked example showing how a clinical teaching unit finds, scores and controls risks in anesthesia, pain management and palliative care, from drug errors and equipment failure to handover gaps and delayed escalation.
A worked example of how a cardiac care support service finds, scores and controls risks to patients, staff, equipment and records, from missed deterioration and medication errors to privacy, handovers and escalation.
A worked example of how a cardiac ward and cardiac clinic find, score and control risks to patients, from missed deterioration and medication errors to equipment faults, handovers and record keeping.
A worked example of how a cardiothoracic and vascular surgery service finds, scores and controls risks to patients, teams, equipment, devices, records and continuity of operating lists.
A worked example of how a clinical nutrition and dietetics service finds, scores and controls risks to patient nutrition, safe feeding, documentation, consent and professional boundaries, from screening gaps to equipment failure.
A worked example of how a psychological therapy service finds, scores and controls risks to client safety, confidentiality, consent, staffing and continuity, from missed risk signals to record errors and system outages.
A worked example of how a small clinical research team finds, scores and controls the risks that threaten participant safety, consent, data integrity, regulatory compliance and continuity of study work.
A worked example of how a community health program identifies, scores and controls risks to participants, data, partners and service continuity, from outreach safety and consent to funding and public messaging.
A worked example of how a small complementary and alternative medicine practice finds, scores and controls the risks to client safety, product quality, supplier continuity, data, professional conduct and finances.
A worked example of how a general dental practice identifies, scores and controls risks to patient safety, infection control, consent, records, equipment and staffing, with owners, warning indicators and review triggers.
A worked example of how a dermatology and aesthetic clinic finds, scores and controls the risks to patient safety, infection control, consent, records, product supply and staff competence that arise in consultations and minor procedures.
A worked example showing how a radiology service identifies, scores and controls risks to patients, staff and imaging data, from wrong-site procedures and contrast reactions to radiation dose, privacy, equipment outages and delayed urgent results.
A worked example of how a regional digital health service finds, scores and controls risks to records, clinical handover, supplier reliance, patient safety and financial integrity, with owners and review triggers for each.
A worked example of how a pre-hospital ambulance service finds, scores and controls the risks that threaten patients, crews, medicines, equipment, records and continuity of care on every response.
A worked example of how a diabetes and endocrine service finds, scores and controls risks from insulin and medicine errors, hypoglycemia, device failure and weak handovers.
A worked example of how a gastroenterology and liver service finds, scores and controls risks to patients, from missed deterioration and endoscopy harm to medication errors, privacy lapses and weak handovers.
A worked example of how a surgical service identifies, scores and controls the risks that threaten patient safety, operating room continuity, staff competence and trust across general, trauma and critical care surgery.
A worked example of how a geriatric and long-term care team finds, scores and controls the risks that threaten older residents, from falls and medication errors to infection, delayed escalation, staffing gaps and record failures.
A worked example of how a gynecology and reproductive medicine service finds, scores and controls risks to patient safety, confidential records, specialist staffing, supplies and continuity of care.
A worked example showing how a health information team finds, scores and controls risks to accurate medical records, patient identity, privacy, system availability and safe handover of clinical information.
A worked example of how a hospital administration team identifies, scores and controls risks to patient safety, privacy, staffing, infection control, equipment and service continuity in day to day management.
A worked example of how an outpatient administration team finds, scores and controls risks to patient flow, records, privacy, handovers and escalation in everyday healthcare administration.
A worked example of how a ward or outpatient service finds, scores and controls risks to patient safety, from medication and infection events to delayed escalation, staffing gaps and information failures, with specialist review noted where clinical judgement applies.
A worked example of how a hematology and oncology service finds, scores and controls risks to patients, from dosing errors and neutropenic infection to transfusion, records and handovers.
For Learning Reference Only: This assessment demonstrates how risk assessment principles are applied in a practical setting, providing a useful reference for learning and understanding. Actual assessments may be adapted to suit specific site conditions and circumstances.
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